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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1957

Page

5

Local Preston High staff win six week NSF chemistry scholarships

Franklin and 4 Preston High science teachers earned six week chemistry institute scholarships from the National Science Foundation in Logan Utah. Representatives from 17 states attended the program with outings weekly for scholars and families visiting Logan Canyon Willow Park and Magna Copper Mill.

Franklin Ronald ‘Binghar Preston High Chemistry Institute USA Logan National’ Science Foundation Florida Logan Canyon Willow Park Kennicott-Copper Magna Utah Garfield Bingham Ada Chatterton LaDawn Allen Susan Welch DeEsta Porter Marléna Porter Darline Gibson Shirlene Doney David Ray Geddes Royal McFarland Nancy Whitehead Vonda Packer Kent Bryan Chatterton Victor’. Jenser California Fergus San Bernardino Calif. J Grant Smith Ingram Smith Idaho Falls Yellowstone Park Grant Beth Taylor Jeffrey Marion Ohio Roy Priestley Blaine Elenore Hobbs

Picnic Frankfurters: American Favorite at the Picnic

Reba Stages, meat expert, notes frankfurters are a top picnic food due to taste and ease. The piece suggests a bacon wrapped cheese stuffed variant and kabob ideas with olives onions and fruit. Breakfast picnic ideas include sausages with scrambled eggs for flavor.

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Community notes and reunions fill Franklin week

Franklins busy week features a mutual class story festival at Pioneer Park hosted by Mrs. Marie Oliverson and Mrs. Zelma Cornish, plus multiple family visits and a 1947 high school reunion. Geraldine Wilcox and Delores Bradford attended events while births, funerals, and temple weddings honored local residents.

Junior Hobbs Montana Leonard Hobbs Ira Porter Mapleton Larry Hobbs Hazen Loveday Merle Adamson Gene Adamson Ogden Cpl Richard Johnson Johnson Myr Merle Adamson Corporal Johnson San Antonio Texas Roswell N. M Christy Patrice Jody Las Vegas Nev Roland’ Parkinson Laurie Suzan Nielson Burley LaMar Nielson San Francisco Parkinson Ada Harding Country Club Brigham City Ingersoll Barney White Lagoon Ronald Spebere Lee Christensen Kent Dean ‘Kingsford Cub River Canyon Mutual Marie Oliverson Zelma Cornish Pioneer Park Darline Gibson Jeanine Deney Kurt Kevin Idaho Falls Harold Bradford Harold Dean Bradford Salt Lake City Bradford Parley L. Dunkley Charles Ralph Norma Baxter Hyrum Robert Wilcox Karen Philadelphia William Robinson John Robinson Levor Doney Paul Wilkinson, Jr Nesota Franklin Washington State Wallace Olsen G. W. Wiley Layton Utah Mr. Shrives Earl Smith Thayne Wyo Leland Ashcroft Hyde Park Temple Bonnie Peterson George Peterson Arnold Nelson Salt Lake Temple 21St Ward Bill Rosser Lester Atkinson George Atkinson Robert Henry Atkinson Shannon Nash Joan Woodward Lorrie Jéan Burrup Preston Kimbert Atkinson Kearns Alvin Atkinson Martin Anderson Motter Ruby Anderson Rose Hendricks Luella Doney DeAnn Olsen Salt” ‘Lake City Marilyn Taylor Keith Aylor Salt” Lake City Lester Grange Nampa Hilda ‘Olsen Weston fMax_ Atkinson

Heat safety tips from an old column on sunstroke and heatstroke

The piece explains sunstroke and heatstroke symptoms such as flushed face, hot dry skin, high fever, and potential unconsciousness. It advises cooling methods, removal of clothing, ice packs, and wet sheets, plus medical help. It also covers heat exhaustion and heat cramps with steps to move victims to shade, ensure ventilation, and hydrate, stressing prevention through fluids, salt intake, light clothing, and avoiding peak sun.

Community News Highlights from Oxford Nethy and Preston Park Visit

Monday evening reports note both MIA girls bail teams winning as juniors faced Dayton ward and seniors faced Winder ward. The Hatch and Fisher families hosted a party at Preston Park with relatives attending.

Nethy Thompson Hatch Ang Steven Russell ‘Keller Henry Hatch Poys Duane Claire Preston Park MIA Dayton, Ward Winder Ward Sy Mir V. R Fisher

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